Wanted cold air fog cover feed
04 October 2013, 10:06 AM
#1
Wanted cold air fog cover feed
Can anyone point me in the right direction please. Looking for a trumpet to sit in my fog cover on my bug with prodrive bumper. Will be running a caik through the wing. Any pics of what you guys have done would also be appreciated to get some ideas
Cheers
Martin
Cheers
Martin
05 October 2013, 09:39 AM
#6
I had to buy a hole cutter , cost me more that the parts FFS ! I use them in work too , just didnt have the size I needed. Even took it back to the shop as it didnt even mark it but he wouldnt refund. Give me a shout if you need it.
With the spacing issue , if u look at the metalwork that holds the foglight in , with a large hole in , by the time you put the length of the trumpet it gets quite close. Then when the ducting gets attached , if u dont line it up exactly there isnt much room to allow the ducting through the metal hole. I went closer to the right of the fog cover as it is a flatter surface , but it could have been doing with going left a bit to avoid this. (If you look closely there is a sharp bend on the ducting to the left)
I found metal ducting good as u can shape it and it stays there , but mine goes up into bay.
With the spacing issue , if u look at the metalwork that holds the foglight in , with a large hole in , by the time you put the length of the trumpet it gets quite close. Then when the ducting gets attached , if u dont line it up exactly there isnt much room to allow the ducting through the metal hole. I went closer to the right of the fog cover as it is a flatter surface , but it could have been doing with going left a bit to avoid this. (If you look closely there is a sharp bend on the ducting to the left)
I found metal ducting good as u can shape it and it stays there , but mine goes up into bay.
Last edited by CharlySkunkWeed; 05 October 2013 at 09:45 AM.
05 October 2013, 03:19 PM
#7
I had to buy a hole cutter , cost me more that the parts FFS ! I use them in work too , just didnt have the size I needed. Even took it back to the shop as it didnt even mark it but he wouldnt refund. Give me a shout if you need it.
With the spacing issue , if u look at the metalwork that holds the foglight in , with a large hole in , by the time you put the length of the trumpet it gets quite close. Then when the ducting gets attached , if u dont line it up exactly there isnt much room to allow the ducting through the metal hole. I went closer to the right of the fog cover as it is a flatter surface , but it could have been doing with going left a bit to avoid this. (If you look closely there is a sharp bend on the ducting to the left)
I found metal ducting good as u can shape it and it stays there , but mine goes up into bay.
With the spacing issue , if u look at the metalwork that holds the foglight in , with a large hole in , by the time you put the length of the trumpet it gets quite close. Then when the ducting gets attached , if u dont line it up exactly there isnt much room to allow the ducting through the metal hole. I went closer to the right of the fog cover as it is a flatter surface , but it could have been doing with going left a bit to avoid this. (If you look closely there is a sharp bend on the ducting to the left)
I found metal ducting good as u can shape it and it stays there , but mine goes up into bay.
Martin
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